Stablecoins are no longer just a crypto curiosity—they’re reshaping the fundamentals of commerce. In this episode, we explore how dollar-pegged digital currencies are challenging legacy payment systems, slashing swipe fees, and redefining financial power. With new regulation like the Genius Act granting legitimacy to stablecoins, we unpack what this means for banks, merchants, and consumers alike.
In this episode, we explore the accelerating shift from traditional payments to blockchain-powered digital dollars. Inspired by insights from Stablecoins set to upend commerce status quo, this discussion unpacks how stablecoins—cryptocurrencies pegged to fiat currencies—are poised to revolutionize global commerce.
With the passing of the Genius Act in the U.S., stablecoins are gaining the trust and regulatory legitimacy they need to go mainstream. But what does that mean for credit card networks, swipe fees, small merchants, and everyday consumers? This episode explores the mechanics, regulations, opportunities, and risks of this digital transformation.
1. What Stablecoins Are—and Why They Matter
2. The Regulatory Breakthrough: The Genius Act
3. Disrupting the Payments Landscape
4. Winners and Losers in the Stablecoin Economy
5. Consumer Adoption and UX Challenges
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